New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-13
LIE GRAND B. CANNON'S PLAN.
,.AROR AND CAPITAL MADE FRIENDLY.

| witness was w. A. A. Carsey. member vi 'ho "n
Monopoly League, Knight OF Labor ana rauo -,
Nc aid that he believed In political action on the part oi
the workin, men. and entirely disapproVed ''riAe'
He continued 49, ,,.,.
% tn SnsC sie.p ndss
which have split OF from H. II M h
5sm ASSEMBLIES. sea Hissme sss ~E@
40 Igans their S S anS seTa
Workman hest in the order resides here The
s svssq sass nSn. In OO'n
$500 Quinn Master Workman Of SO 90 Is pad 81 200
w, Of T the DC .aae
% DO + WIS Gy A. C
q the so1 for the s 81 nome ns
at all The troaSieis that distinct and
I'M GsS, an to The sGpy labor s
bsckma even secure the proper OF money
times strikes committee OF the strikers vii visit the a.
NO O one wst With
how much they It. to rely on nsr n
tod It aa ase n%nG
PIT s ass "a iC to- 90 and
the association sloo out Of noT general a
a b they sSe r aa the se s UT me
receipt the Bui no one knew abont
Committee com II ss got or how il was disS"rsed
QAre those matters ever investg 'tedf A-oh' yes ITO
qa"With what result A-we not often that things
accused. However. i know OF cases within ne last
year which members have been tried and expelled for EN-
Soy ac yah to %TI1G1
ter to court martial There %ec ndge spd %g
reported their finding to the association Hexpeled the 40
@ -ihen the findings of the court not final 40 no.
the Kng Of aDS, very democrats 6nn a n cOa@ ara
finding they override IT, though that is seldom almost
S1H dsspGe there any way ts G sn
aa ne A.sm SSy suspend
is NE %sy
sxps local assembly This Temey adopted usually in
e sn'G ts of v Walking
Of each t'n separate sI trade Who Ia. snarse That
assembly Hesa powerful officer and is charged with
o-Nane them A.-wcil he order strikes
oWhont conerrinG wh any one a. fs on his own
delegate who his particular trade that someins
se being Contrary s' ra ip the e%pyme" Of
sanitary rrgniaons The walking delegate viii go 10 The
shop complained o. see The an @ m1n nrar
the men out hen and nerS once wnsn was
threaOned order sriko at Once declined to
DID he carry out ii. hroat A-No
for hm. was knight too and dared HIM TO do it lie
walking delegate get paid Ay o" the aver
o-W6ence revenues OF tho knights drawni A
From initiation fees and monthly tues manly Oh rDarSo IN
and then assessments are levied upon individual
o-what is the initiation feel Att varies in amount
t %4s1 the ySSn or
Then stronger the price increases up to $40 or
a1 order q" s sf 1 pRs a" %Grs n
figure which prevents new %s@Oe' from coming in
aUs sif naST there
men sS eoa1 1@S%a sP esalS
9-what the purpose OF your League A al. ,ra
a aiS pS a TO
9 Ss ssr Il. S%rs
by The resort Of American ballot since rs or
ne goica Rarts; al but one Of the , Sr"lessS
form Won viii nd thai we av law In this State
all bG, Of their blanks This has been accomplished by
There been objections raised BY a!cring men
You think work. Al has been good MI Peck
on ave Ne R the 80
labor nC the Present Ss
nothing whatever The hsite with The Laws We hsvs law
every factory tenement house and store IN New orE
no 0p' preienoe OF eIeeS,ns mouse law
capital only # dead es1s5 ~ 1ScI sseS% sgS
the ns lasting a.@ iesT Quinn THy e.
Mcclure and all the other prominent labor men THINK 90
o-Do yon believe in arbitration 7 A-Decidedy.
but no, by Board Of Atrs,or oonr,. There ,oo,s s
district ccnis empowered hear all Of dispute deter
o"can that be doneI A.-cer,anly the law is backed
y lie e Grand B. cannon was the witness He said he
was vice president of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company He went on:
Our coal handlers the very last to quit work They
them they should high tate of
wof ana n when the a Ms % &
SDdns sn cs sSn c he labor sn
heir places We employed about Or .eventy men
mines ship caa by the canal nonss
q; sa ssq al ~ Month o or o sn %
the transfer men have s4a per
meIs at cents per ton make iron $40 70 sS per m
celved Our coal has commanded high price higher than
see how 1t for coal company to lose 100000
Tor INSTRUMENTATION account Win sIS% ET@at I'M
have Always BEEN an advocate high wages
than WSen o any their Wages we're Being
very 1s tgf nsaa o. tbs
aHy prsees beon
scan az. S eSnss ha s acp % s y al
the large employers Of labor, and trial o. It Them
tween capital and labor al the land over First dis
sT ss so and SS y @
curse the "orhms%sn In rSeOns him no, Of
much mus s and
abor rob Of all ambition and all chance
to s Ss al as ss 1o IN @ % G% Es
ssner re- cattle att and driving them that
= haSs indicated more Than ,na"s
between the wnsepsyns and
each and the great harm OF the community 70
they exist the relations Of capital aud labor must DO
inharmoniOus.
my experience that such relations need
exist. nge unOn!nanin employment would
not hire O serf NV be rccmcn And venture TO
there does exist better paid more
prosperous lot OF tAu those In
service employ them some what az men serve IN
the army l arrange their terms OF service into
periods Of years After the first their
increased certain cent After tue next six
another given After the nett aud the
fourth periods other advances Then at certain
they have the privilege VI retiring OF retiring them
upon fixed for the balance OF their days and these
pensons CONSTITUTED precedent lien upon the property OF the
peal 10 thus made each mans personal ambition
But what appeal could made IL lie bound like
slave much less1 My system Is
substantially system OF profit sharing signal instance OF
Its success In practical operation is IL steamboat company
Lake Champain. That "a in the hands OF
who enter oil II mechanics AMI laborers Men naiur
ally skfu and able enjoy tho fruits of their ability.
and all well paid anywhere Promotions
made good conduct continuous service and SKILL Tho In
ceDuve II great.